and long flights, get up and walk around, you don't need a blood clot or a thrombosis or whatever you doctors call it. we will see you next week. thank you so much. all right. jumping back to our top stories. a fox news alert. on top of potential perjury charges -- that's right perjury for our u.s. attorney general, eric holder. multiple committees are preparing to grill the top irs executive this week as that scandal over the government spying on the media is growing. let me welcome to you a brand-new hour, here we are inside america's news headquarters with lots to cover. >> eric: good morning. you know, critics from both sides of the aisle have been calling on the attorney general to step down or be fired. but the white house is holding fast. they see the attacks as part of

a political agenda against the administration. despite that the house judiciary chairman told fox news that the panel is investigating the attorney general of the united states to see if he committed perjury when he testified under oath to congress 2 weeks ago. at that time, mr. holder claimed he had never been involved in any political prosecution -- potential prosecution of the "meet the press." but since then, it has been revealed that he signed off on the secret search of a fox news journalist email. the department of justice says he did not lie. steve centanni is live in washington with the very latest. >> reporter: yeah, republicans clearly turning up the heat on the attorney general eric holder over the targeting of journalists and questions that arose about his truthfulness in congressional testimony during may. he did tell congress on may 15 that he was never involved in any decision that involved the potential criminal investigation of any journalists. but it appears he did sign off on the investigation of fox news

correspondent james rosen. today, the chairman of the house judiciary committee said his panel is investigating holder over that discrepancy and other republicans today, pointing out the importance of this whole matter. >> i think the trouble here isn't even the individual's specific scandals, it is the broader notion that there is a pattern of this activity. i think that's what concerns people because we don't want americans to lose faith and trust in their institutions. that, i think is what is at risk here. >> reporter: some democrats at the same time defended eric holdert and justice department's right to proceed in certain matters in certain ways. listen. >> that did does not mean it's not true as a legal matter to allege and exactly what they ald in this affidavit. there are lots of facts in this case. the fact is rosen and kim set up these alias names, special email

accounts. but that doesn't mean that the justice department ever intended to criminally prosecute rosen. >> reporter: democrats say republicans are using the holder case to distract from the real issues of the economy and jobs. >> eric: a big week on this issue, certainly. >> jamie: president obama has said mr. holder isn't going anywhere. ahead, we are going to take a look at what our attorney general did exactly and examine if he will stay or go. we will have a debate coming up. also, the irs and all of its recent troubles will be the subject of not one, not two, but three hearings this week alone in congress. the embattled tax agency, turning over this new video to congressional lawmake ors friday t. features a dozen of its employees line dancing, line dpansing on a stage. i kid you not. the video produced for a training conference in 2010, the cost -- that one alone, $1600.

but there are two more of these videos that the irs turned over. you may remember these. one is this star trek video, produced for the same 2010 conference and on the right of your screen, that must be marianne, a gilligan's island video. together, all the films cost you, the taxpayers, a whopping $60,000. the treasury inspector general now says to be -- about to release a scathing report on the spending abuse that is going to come any day. and the house oversight and government reform committee is taking up the issue. that will be in a hearing next week. keep it on fox, we will tell you all about it. >> eric: on tuesday, the house ways & means committee will investigate the targeting of conservative groups. there are new allegations that individual americans were targeted because their political views conflicted with the obama

administration. committee chairman dave camp, a republican in michigan says, quote, we now know that the irs began targeting individuals based on their personal beliefs 3 years ago. we need to know who began this targeting and why. there are a slew of lawsuits by groups that were allegedly targeted. one lawyer involved is on the republican lawyers association and is involved in the lawsuits and is in raleigh, north carolina. good morning. >> good morning, eric. >> eric: do you think that the irs, this administration did target people who were rivals and opponents, politically, because of that? >> i absolutely do. i think we are going to get to the bottom of that as we engage in discovery on behalf -- i represent true the vote, which is an organization that filed suit against the irs a week ago, this is an organization that has been waiting for more than 3 years for its tax-exempt status. one of the things i think we are

going to find out, we are going to find out did in fact, the irs -- i know they asked about donors and in some cases, i refused on behalf of some clients to provide that information. but, you see, every tax-exempt organization, even those awaiting exemption have to provide to the irs on a confidential schedule their donors of $5,000 or near. so the irs has a target list that is required to be submitted to the irs but is want supposed to be used for other than just informs to the irs. it is not supposed to be used to target the donors? it is your view that the administration illegally targeted americans because of their political views and they tried to do this to nail their political opponents, leading up to an election year? >> look, i think that's a lot of assumptions. what we know for a fact is that the irs, through its withholding of exempt status for all of

these conservative groups -- i represent a number of them -- with the type of questions that they ask of these groups, pending the applications. the irs was asking for things that they should have never asked. they should have never asked for donors if you had candidate forms and these kind of questions. all of this had the effect of chilling the free speech and association of these conservative groups. we know for a fact that it was happening only to conservative organizations? it didn't have to liberal groups. they say there are 300 conservative groups. what about move on dot org. >> well they have really morphed into a federal pac. so it really doesn't deal with the irs as much as it did when it first began. but when move on dot org was began to fight the impeachment of bill clinton, it applied for

and received its tax-exempt status, immediately. they all expected to get their applications reviewed and approved or denied within a very short period of time. that stopped in the spring of 2010. it has not been corrected. that's the other thing. the irs wants to make it sound as though they found this out and put a stop to it. that's want true. there aregváaé hundreds of still waiting for their tax-exempt status. nothing has changed inside the irs, as near as i can tell. >> eric: what about those who say it was appropriate, even though they apologized? they classified groups, based on the buzzwords. >> where do i begin? what the irs has done, it has abandoned the rule of law. there is a process that has been in place for many years that an organization that seeks exempt status, fills out an

application, there are something like 70 questions. there is a certain set of information you are supposed to provide. when the irs started this effort, it completely departed from the approved rule of law, the approved process and has created something that really has gone from being an objective standard that would apply to everybody, regardless of their political beliefs to now one that is subjective. we don't know what the legal standard is that they are applying and they are applying it only to certain groups and individuals, based on their political philosophy. that doesn't sound like the united states. that sounds like the former soviet union. >> eric: we are out of time. this will be the subject of the hearing on tuesday. thank you for joining us, as america, this nation, waits for answers. >> thank you. >> jamie: speaking of answer, new developments in the boston marathon bombing. a congressional delegation just returning from a trip to russia, all part of the investigation into that deadly attack.

tamerian tsarnaev brothers are the only primary suspects in that attack. and the older brother, tamerian tsarnaev traveled to russia in 2011. one congressman is claiming that russian intelligence officials believe that the u.s. could have done more to prevent that bombing. let's ask moll bethat. >> reporter: you are right. after traveling to russia and meeting with that country's top intelligence officials, a massachusetts congressman revealed that russian authorities believe that the boston marathon bombing could have been prevented. representative william keating held a press conference at#r

warning u.s. authorities was preparing to join islamic radicals. >> but i do -- when i hear them say it... and i hear from our own people what a game changer this is in information sharing that... unfortunately, i think that there might have been a different result. no one can say that for certain. the house homeland security commission and says that boston fbi officials have yet to participate in open hearings. but russian authorities revealed to keating that the 27-year-old friend of tamerian tsarnaev who was killed by an fbi agent under questioning in florida last month, was mentioned inetk6x intelligence exchanges between the u.s. and russia, along with other russian nationals, nearly a week after the bombing. keating met with russian intelligence officials over an hour and they have offered a high level of cooperation and have thus far shared more

specific informs(ókt"út than -- information than their u.s. counterparts. >> jamie: thank you very much. eric? >> eric: jamie, there are new fears that the death toll could rise as we are learning more about the scope of destruction from the deadly tornados in the midwest. rescuers are searching for even more possible victims from the heavy flooding in oklahoma. police in oklahoma city say the body of a four-year-old girl has been recovered after she was swept away by the rising floodwaters and several others are missing. we are getting incredible surveillance video. take a look inside a warehouse in missouri -- wow -- that shows the power of a tornado that blasted through the doors of that warehouse and through the instruct. now people are just starting to pick up the pieces as they return to their damaged homes. mike tobin is live in union city in oklahoma, one of the hardest

areas hit. mike, it's a scene of devastation. we saw the american flag flyingy proudly, despijr >> reporter: and despite all of this, the governor is outer here in the middle of the destruction, touring right now. she says the poor people in oklahoma are forced once again to come together with this strong sense of fraternity and another display of resilience. >> once again, we have seen that resilience, oklahoma's strong spirit rise up again. it's been hard to handle this magnitude of disasters throughout the state. but we'll recover. we have seen people spring to action, like they did a couple of weeks ago in moore. >> reporter: this home is another example of the destruction that lays in the tornado's week. in the foreground is the front of the house. the brick wall was the front of the house t. didn't stand a chance to the force of the

tornado this. large pile is everything that existed from this homeowner's life. all the material possessions he had presumably were underneath this roof. this is a group of friends who have come to this individual's thous help him pick through the belongings and see what elements of his life are salvageable. that's the primary activity in the hard-hit areas of oklahoma. >> eric: i know the thoughts and prayers of everyone are with the people and the victim there is. >> jamie: thanks. just one week, the vevon michael martin murder trial of george zimmerman will begin. the key evidence for the george zimmerman defense team won't arguments. how criewcialg were these to the case? where does it go fromuawkñ here? >> eric: good news for struggling homeowners who can't sell but want to stay in their homes. >> jamie: new details in the

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>> we have a first look inside the bunkener alabama where a five-year-old boy was health captive for six days back in january. the kidnapper, 65-year-old jimmy lee dikes was shot dead when fbi agents stormed the bunker. they say it was filled with weapons and explosives. fbi photos show the6+f room, 8 6 feet, slightly bigger than a parking space, buried 12 feet below ground. and the fbi released the 911 call from the moment the suspect boarded the school bus and abducted the child. >> he's asking for kids. >> he's asking for kids? >> yes, ma'am. >> has he made it onto the bus? >> yes, ma'am. >> is he on the bus?

did hoe take the kid off the bus? >> he took the kid off the bus. >> he took the kid off the bus? is the bus driver the only person that was shot? >> ma'am? >> was the bus driver the only person that was shot? >> yes, ma'am. >> zps >> hang in there, honey. you are doing so good. >> the little boy who was freed without any injuries, thankfully, is said to be doing okay. >> jamie: it's been a really good week for homeowners, especially if you are thinking of selling, it's your time. that's right. it's time for sellers. not everyone is able to sell. so i want to give you information on both sides. in our take charge consumer protection segment, what you need to do if you are ready to put your home on the market and what those who want to stay put can do to make things more manageable. we a the director of the

carnegie book and author of "a fresh start." >> good morning. >> jamie: legality me ask you about the program that helps mortgage holders. it was extended by 2 years. who can take advantage? >> yes, yes. folk who is have a freddie mac or fanny may or fha mortgage can qualify under the home afford able mortgage modification program, which is extended until 2015. but last year, there were changes to it. so if hua previous modification and defaulted, you are able to apply again. originally, it was only for owner-occupied homes, but now if you need help with a second home, you can apply again as well. so over 1 million people have benefitted to $550 savings a month. it's a significant opportunity now. >> jamie: that's tremendous. i am so glad the people who couldn't get it before can get involved now.

for those who want to sell their homes, why are home prices rising? why is this the time to get the maximum price for your house? >> let's look at the folk who is have been sitting on sidelines and want to sell. the main reasons are they are underwater, meaning they owe the bank more than their home is worth or close to that, or they have paid a lot for their home at the peak and they want the home value to recover. they don't want to sell for less than they paid. number 1, now is probably the best time to get a short sale if you are under water, in part because of the multi-billion-dollar settlements that some of the banks are involved in. they are legally required to give a certain number of short sales. as far as everyone else, we saw huge value increases last year. but so far this year, values are going up at half the rate they were before. that will continue until 2017. so you saw the biggest bump, that's driven by investors. so as a result, we have high prices and low inventory and

other buyers who are willing to work with you, as sellers. that's not6jk sustainable. >> jamie: great. i saw the study this week, which is why i wanted to do the topic, that prices are up in 20 cities surveyed, 11%. if your house is foreclosed and the bank hasn't sold tyou can buy it back? sometimes you can buy it back. a lot of times, you need to libe up your financing. but there isn't the conflict and it's a lot different from going to the bank in foreclose and you are asking to buy the note. i am representing several client who is are doing just that. >> jamie: that's great news. a lot of goes -- good news for sellers. thank you. >> sure, take care. >> jamie: eric. >> eric: jamie, coming up, we will have much more on the new calls for the resignation of attorney general eric holder and a committee investigating if he lied when he said this.

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>> eric: the chairman of the house judicious committee tells fox news they are investigating attorney general eric holder for possible perjury over the targeting of the media in a national security investigation. and this is just the latest in a string of holder controversies t. all started with the contentious voter intimidation case with the new black panther party, remember that isn't d.o.j. dismissed charges and got an injunction against one. then he named a federal prosecutor to investigate the doctor, ia investigation, that investigation after 3 years, led nowhere. he was held in contempt of congress in the fast & furious

gun-running scandal. he wanted to try the architect of 9/11 in new york federal court. he branded voter i.d. laws as poll taxes, like the jim crow laws. and now the investigation with the fox news reporter james rosen. will holder bang in? or bail? we have a fox news contributor and former political adviser to frank lautenberg and a former outreach director for john mccain's campaign. ford and julie, welcome. ford, let me start with you. what do you predict for mr. holder? >> well, look, from the black panther voter controversy to fast & furious, the latest a.p. and fox news scandals, bottom line is that trust and attorney general eric holder has done little to promote dispruft transparency and the rule of law. whether or not he parsed his

words and lied under oath, his credibility's shot because it's his namehehat appears atmça8ñ bottom of the warrant. so essentially, if:ccx more coms out in the hearings, essentially, attorney general eric holder is done. he will probably be out by fall. it wouldn't surprise me if he was replaced by deval patrick. >> eric: julie, do you think his credibility is shot? >> i think what happened with the a.p. is above and beyond anything kiagree with. i think all fellow liberals would say, this is not the way we operate with the press and not the way we need to conduct ourselves with this administration or any administration. i don't think he's gone. i will tell you why. he has the support of the president. he said right before or after november, that he was going to stay for at least another year. i think he will stay for another year. i think around christmas, he may decide to step down. but i think it will be on its own time and schedule. nobody can force on him out except barack obama. so far, we haven't seen any

political fallout -- >> julie, this is about the american public. eric holder's job is to uphold and execute the laws of the united states of america. we can't trust him to do it. you are passing over the a.p. situation i. i am not. i agree with you. >> he passed the buck to the deputy general and then decided to recuse and himself can't remember when. as a lawyer, i have never seen a lawyer not memmorrialize that in learning. this is confidence in the attorney general's office. if he can't do it, he has to go. >> you and i absolutely agree on the a.p. and james rosen. i am not guessing to debated with you. the question i was asked was to say whether or not eric holier is going to step down. all i am saying is that the american people have not demonstrated through polling that i have seen that they are so disgusted that it is reflecting on barack obama, his boss i. you are assuming that the american public is following this very closely, which is why

you and i are talking about this. do you think the american public knows of -- [overlapping dialogue] >> apparently not. we are not seeing it reflected in the polling. is eric holder going to step down? not until barack obama tells him to stope down? >> the other big question is -- did he lie? let's take a look at what he actually say said on may 15, before the house committee. here's what he claimed. >> with regard to the potential prosecution of the press for disclosure of material, that is not something that i have ever been involved in, heard of or would think would be a wise policy. >> eric: the department of justice says that he did not lie because what he said was, quote, accurate and consistent with the facts. but look what he just said. he was not involved, he never heard of it, it wasn't wise. but this is three years after he signed off on the james rosen material. i mean, ford, do you think he told the truth? >> if he didn't lie, he came about as close as you can possibly get without lying, by

basically executing that warrant, he essentially put into play, in terms of potential prosecution what exactly he said he didn't do. that's next to impossible. by executing that warrant, hotdogs -- his actions do not mesh with his words? >> julie, did he tell the truth? >> the question is the word potential prosecution, not literal prosecution -- >> when you execute the warrant -- [overlapping dialogue] >> i am about to agree with you. if you let me. he hears the word potential. he's parsing his words. i'm not a lawyer, i don't know if he perjured himself. but it doesn't sound or smell so good. if he executed the warrant, whether the word is potential or prosecution, he was certainly involved in the james rosen case. that was a question that was asked of him. from a legal perspective, he certainly played fast and loose with the impression that people

received with the answers. >> eric: the letter is out to try to explain himself from the chairman of the house judiciary committee who does say they are investigating the top law enforcement official in this country for possible perjury. >> thank you. >> jamie: thanks. it's time for liz trotta's sunday commentary and her take on the irs scandal. >> tomorrow, congress returns from holiday and hearings into the workings of the irs kick off a new round of suspense about the morals and matters of the obama administration. not that a recess will work to the advantage of the president's strategists. the press is dedicate to the prospect of another watergate, since their long-standing admiration of the president is dissolving with each new revelation, with each word from bureaucrat who is are incensed that anyone would challenge them. no, the political world is in crouch mode. the public is has not wandered

away from the electric dram drama of who did what when. the polls are indicating evotion rosion of support for the transformational chief executive. we are looking at obama approaching the ropes. the glow is gone, just as the wizard of oz said, pay no attention to that man behind the curtain. congressalg staff and important officials are working overtime plus to sustain the momentum of the pressure on the white house. investigations multiply with at least four congressional committees set to squeeze out the truth. the republicans are seeking mountains of documents, a paper trail in closed-door interviews with key players. they want answers to the central question of who gave the order to use the irs as a god of pat san vengeance. americans may not grasp the

tedious minutia of who said what to whom. the scandal ri-affirms their sentence of helplessness before th government. if political operatives hunt conservative groups for their patriotism and their donor list for political sabotage, then someone is choriographing the scene. liberals are jumping to the editorial pages to point out that using the irs for political advantage is nrtion new. look at fdr, they say. he used the taxing agency to punish newspaper publishers oppose to the new deal or jfk who took on the steel industry with the help of the irs or president nixon, directing the irs to kick off names on an enemy's list. another liberal dodge is to call for a new tax code, no wonder all of this is happening, they

reason. the code is too complicated, as though character and decency had nothing to do with any of this. calls for a special prosecutor trigger more dissension with those opposed pointing out once this kind of investigator steps in, congressional hearings cease and the public's right to know vanishes in a prolonged process. the polls say 76% of americans want a special prosecutor. be careful what you wish for. probably the worst fear gaining ground in the country is that under obamacare, the irs will oversee the tax credits and tax increases in the law so that businesses and individuals comply with their provisions. this adds thousands of agents to their ranks at an estimated cost of at least more than $1 billion. at this point, congress is actually soliciting help from

the public. anyone who thinks he has been mauled by the irs is directed to the web site. conservative groups are filing lawsuits. jewish organizations have pointed out that in 2010, at least one irs auditor admitted targeting their tax-exempt status. the reason isn't group's position on west bank settlements didn't jibe with that held by mr. obama. the new acting irs chairman, obama has chosen -- you remember the old one recently left the scene -- is scheduled to testify tomorrow afternoon before a houses appropriations subcommittee. mr. danny wuerffel comes to the irs from the government accountability office. heaven knows, we could use some accountability. >> jamie: huge new challenges for the defense in the george zimmerman/trayvon martin case. a judge ruled that evidence the defense considered crucial

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>> jamie: welcome back. good to have you here. there is a lot of talk about george zimmerman and the case about to go on -- the murder case in the death of trayvon martin. jousts a week to go before the case begins. the judge, who ooh peers to be no-nonsense, denies a request for character evidence for trayvon martin before his death. she says it's not coming in in the opening arguments. how crucial is that and what will the jury look like? we have brought in doug burns. what does the prosecution want to have on the jury? >> they will want people who are no-nonsense, straight forward

get to the heart of the matter and they are trying to weed out the insulary stuff about racial components. on the defense side, it's hard to say. one good defense strategy is to mix and match, go all over the place because the theory is, you know, very often, you are trying to hang up a jury -- >> jamie: would you want someone hohad been a victim of a crime? >> you probably would -- >> jamie: on the defense. >> that's a very good point. >> jamie: thank you, counselor. i want to ask you, also, george zimmerman has put on a tremendous amount of weight, 125 pounds according to his attorney. i would make the argument that that makes him look more like a you bully. some would say, it makes him more sympathetic. >> you want to make it clear to this jury what he looked like at the time of the incident. i was in a very comical situation that i can't really remember, but the lawyer was insisting to the judge in federal court, look, he looks nothing like it. but the guy had lost 100 pounds.

i'm like, your honor, he lost 100 pounds. >> jamie: going back to the time of the crime. is that why the judge wouldn't allow the character evidence about trayvon martin with pictures of guns and marijuana and she ruled that -- and also suspensions from school. she ruled it wasn't allowed in opening arguments, but did she leave the door open? >> she did. but the character evidence is inadmissible, in a self-defense case, the key is the moment of encounter. so the point is, first of all, wrimmerman doesn't know anything about his past or propensity and that's irrelevant. but more importantly, negative character evidence about the disceddent in simple english, comes under, you know, it is not a trial about the victim. et cetera. but from a legal standpoint, you cannot introduce character evidence to show propensity unless -- to work back to your point-- the door is open. so the point is, if the

prosecutors say, he was so well behaved in high school, he never was violent that. would be insane because that opens the door to show. we don't want to have an unfair point made. but the prosecuters will be very careful. >> jamie: what will they be allowed to say? >> on the marijuana, there is a continuing open ruling on the court because he apparently had traces of it in his system at the time. so the judge has said, depending on how the evidence comes in, during the trial, she may allow before the jury that he had marijuana in his system. i think that will be ark loued. but i tell you what, i don't think a lot of extraneous informs is aloud except what happened at the moment of the encounter, i know, actually, there will be an imminent threat that the feeling -- on the part that his life was imminently in danger. >> self defense basically is all about comenzerate force.

>> jamie: tough to prove? >> it's hard. first reason it's hard, you only have two people, the person is not there and the other one. so it can be very hard. >> jamie: quick question on jodi arias. another jury is going to be put in place to look at penalties. it was interesting, i went back to check, there is another woman on death row in arizona wildcats who had no prior criminal record, given the death penalty. it could happen to jodi arias, how difficult will it be for that jury? >> i think it was the same prosecutor who prosecuted the case in that case. here, two points. number 1, there are 10 aggravating factors under the statute. only one applies. so in that sense, if i was a prosecutor, i would say, maybe we ought to walk away. point 2, practically, the cost of death penalty appeals, the cost of another protracted hearing, i think they should walk away. that's just my opinion. >> jamie: the think the prosecutor should just take life. he is not backing down on sceek

seeking death. two interesting cases we are watching very closely here at fox. >> my pleasure. >> eric: jamie, we are watching something in california, a dangerous situation forcing hundreds of people from their homes, a massive wildfire burning out of control. 20,000 acres have been scorched. we are live on the ground with the latest as it is growing. she was best known for hes her role in the sweet long-suffering wife of tv's archie bunker. a fond look back at the life of beloved actress. ♪

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[singing theme song]. >> we are going to miss her so much. i hate to report this news. kind of reminds me of you and me. jean stapleton played one of the most beloved roles in television. she has passed away. it was "all in the family," one of the biggest tv shows in the 70s. the long-suffering wife of archie bunker. he often addressed her at big bat. she didn't care. jean stapleton was 90. according to her family, she passed away of natural causes on friday in hir home here in new york city. we loved her.

>> eric: we have live pictures of a massive wildfire now out of control out of los angeles in lake hughes, california, with the latest on this thing. last night treally exploded in size. dominic? >> reporter: it most certainly did. 20,000 acres, up from 3,000 acres the day before. it was hot temperatures and the turnaround in the winds that caughters by surprise. 1,000 homes here at lake hughes under mandatory evacuations. you have a lot of ranches and people with stables and brush surrounding that. many of those homes are at risk at this time. on the way up here, we stopped off at canyon creek complex, a kids summer camp the batallion chief told us he hadn't seen anything like it in 20 years. >> when it came down the south side of us, it at the same time was spotting a quarter mile ahead of itself.

so it spotted across canyon from us. and the two fires then started feeding off each other and wind was sucking into each other and that just created fire whirls and it brings the fire together. we happened to be right in the middle of all of that. >> reporter: yesterday, it was temperatures of 105 and humidity of 8%. that is supposed to improve. the temperature will be in the low -- yeah, the high 80s and low 90s and the humidity should be 20-30%. but the temperature will increase in afternoon. with 900 firefighters here, they are expecting it to flare up and it will be a hard fight against the flames. >> eric: those are hard conditions. we'll be right back. so... [ gasps ]

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followers. come on, people. have a great day. shannon bream is next in washington. the news rolls on. have a terrific day. >> eric: take care. >> shannon: the death toll climbs from devastating tornados that tore through the plains, leaving a path of destruction in their wake, as oklahoma picks up the pieces, that deadly storm is moving on. the next target, the east coast, where they are breaking for possible wild weather. what is likely to be a very rough week ahead for the irs, congress has no less than 3 hearings on tap for the agency. as if one scandal weren't enough, there is a new one brewing, involving your tax dollars, dance party and star trek. a fight for life, time's running out for sarah mura, she is awaiting a needed lung transplant. what stands in her way? her parents say, gov